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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PHOTOSENSITISATION»
Descubre el uso de
photosensitisation en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
photosensitisation y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Farming Meat Goats: Breeding, Production and Marketing
Table 11.6 Some plants that cause photosensitisation Common name Scientific
name Plants that cause primary photosensitisation Meadowsweet, bishop's weed
Ammimajus St John's wort Hypericum perforatum Plants known to cause ...
2
Toxicants Occurring Naturally in Foods
J.S. Afr. Vet. Med. Assoc. 7:43 (1928). 6. J. I. Quin, Further investigations in
geeldikkop (Tribulosis ovium). Rep. Dir. Vet. Serv. Anim. Ind. Onderstepoort 75:
765 (1929). 7. J. I. Quin, Studies on the photosensitisation of animals in South
Africa.
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Practical Equine Dermatology
Figure 4.7 Photosensitisation. Alopecia, haemorrhagic exudation, sloughing and
ulceration of the non-pigmented distal limbs of a pony out at grass. Several
animals in the group were affected, with no evidence of hepatic pathology,
indicating ...
David Lloyd, Janet Littlewood, Mark Craig, 2008
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Principles of Skin Care: A Guide for Nurses and Health Care ...
photosensitisation. Photosensitisation reactions can be divided into two broad
groups: those that are phototoxic and those that are photoallergic with the former
being more common. Drugs that may cause photosensitisation are listed in Box ...
Rebecca Penzer, Steven Ersser, 2010
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Photosensitisers in Biomedicine
3. Photosensitisers. and. photosensitisation. What does the term
photosensitisationmean? In the current context it is used to describe the transfer
of light energy via a molecule (the photosensitiser) into either chemical reaction –
the transfer of ...
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Sheep Flock Health: A Planned Approach
Photosensitisation Photosensitisation (also referred to as plochteach, alveld and
yellowses) results from the accumulation of chlorophyll metabolites including
phylloerythrin under the skin, and their reaction with sunlight, to cause necrotic
skin ...
Photosensitisation Cattle, sheep and goats can develop inflamed and necrotic
lesions on areas of lightly pigmented skin and mucous membranes exposed to
direct sunlight due to primary or hepatogenous photosensitisation.
Steven B. Kayne, Michael H. Jepson, 2004
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Sheep Farming for Meat and Wool
Primary photosensitisation can be caused by eating plants containing primary
photodynamic agents. Secondary photosensitisation is the result of faulty
excretion of the breakdown product of chlorophyll (the green pigment in plants)
due to ...
Jane Court, Sue Hides, John Webb-Ware, 2010
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Oral Biofilms and Plaque Control
Lactobacillus casei has been shown to be less susceptible to lethal
photosensitisation at low pHs than Streptococcus nnitans and Streptococcus
sobrinus (Burns et al., 1993a). (vi) Bacteria appear to be sensitised to killing by
light within ...
H J Busscher, L. V. Evans, 1999
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The Formation and Decay of Excited Species
... 239-242, 254, 260-262 —, —, states of, 5 —-, fluorescence of, 261 —-, COS
photosensitisation by, 32 —, MeCl photosensitisation by, 16—18 —, NH,
photosensitisation by, 14-16 —, 02 photosensitisation by, 18, 19 —,
photosensitisation by, ...
C.H. Bamford, R.G. Compton, C.F.H. Tipper†, 1969
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «PHOTOSENSITISATION»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
photosensitisation en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Be vigilant against photosensitisation this summer
Vets across the UK have recently witnessed this year's first cases of photosensitisation in cattle. Louise Hartley speaks to vet, Lottie Mayo about the condition. «FG Insight, Jun 15»
Alsike Clover Poisoning in the Peace
Not every horse will show photosensitisation, and not every horse has white skin. Another sign of clover poisoning is weight loss for no obvious ... «Northern Horizon, May 15»
My farming week - Aidan Gleeson, Ballyorgan, Co Limerick
She has photosensitisation and that reflects how good the back end has been." Beef protest: "It went very well. It was very well attended and we ... «Irish Farmers Journal, Oct 14»
Reseeding with Tyfon stitched in can save you €104/ac in real …
Failure to do this will result in a photosensitisation in the sheep that will severely impact on thrive. Stress on the flock should also be avoided ... «Irish Independent, Sep 14»
Chlorophyll drink linked to skin blisters
"This report adds to previous literature on photosensitisation in humans caused by chlorophyll metabolites and documents significant side ... «Pharmacy News, Ago 14»
Poisonous plants you need to know about [H&H VIP]
These plants can be found growing wild in many pastures and cause a skin disease called photosensitisation if ingested. This results in what ... «Horse & Hound, Mar 14»
Livestock vet seeing early cases of sheep sunburn
A Naracoorte veterinarian says some sheep locally are suffering from sunburn because of their diet. Photosensitisation is a skin condition ... «ABC Local, Oct 13»
Tedera sensitivity sheep trial a success
... sheep grazing on tedera daily for the first week, and four times per week in the last two weeks for clinical signs of photosensitisation. «Science Network Western Australia, Jun 12»
Controlled supramolecular chemistry adjusts photoactivity of C60
The hierarchical structure allows the C60 aggregates to be directly exposed to water, which is an advantage for photosensitisation. Indeed, on ... «nanotechweb.org, Jun 11»
Paterson's Curse living up to its name
... fluid build up in the abdominal cavity, occasionally photosensitisation and mild neurological symptoms such as a slightly abnormal stance ... «Horsetalk, Nov 10»
